easy
45 minutes to 1 hour
Suitable for all fitness levels; mainly walking on flat floors
Discover Nashville’s past through a self-guided tour at Belmont Mansion, home to the largest Antebellum room in the South and rich historical exhibits. Engage with expert guides and dive into a pivotal chapter of Southern history.
Step into Nashville's history at Belmont Mansion, starting in the stunning Grand Salon, the largest room of its kind in the Antebellum South. Enjoy a guided introduction before exploring at your own pace, with knowledgeable guides available to enhance your experience. A unique glimpse into the past awaits!
Ring the doorbell and take a step into Nashville’s past. Your experience begins in Belmont Mansion’s Grand Salon, the largest interior room in the Antebellum South, with an introduction provided by a tour guide. You are then free to tour the house tour at your own pace - trained guides are available throughout to answer your questions. Don't forget to visit our beautiful museum shop!
Recommended for all ages.
• Doors open at 10 am (11 am Sundays) • Last guest admitted at 3:30 pm • Doors close at 4:30 pm
• Adults - $18 • Senior/Military/First Responder - $17 • College - $13 (with ID) • Youth - $8 (Ages 13 - 18) • Children - $6 (Ages 6 - 12) • Children - Ages 5 & under - Free • Groups of 15 or more - Call to Book
Tickets may also be purchased at the door.
• Check all backpacks/large items in the gift shop • Please silence your cell phone • No food or drinks allowed in museum rooms • No video or personal photo shoots permitted.
Doors open at 10 am (11 am on Sundays) and last admission is at 3:30 pm, so arrive early to fully enjoy your visit.
Backpacks and large bags must be checked at the gift shop to help preserve the mansion’s delicate interiors.
No food, drinks, video, or personal photography allowed inside the mansion to protect artifacts and respect the space.
Knowledgeable guides are stationed throughout the mansion; take advantage of their expertise to enrich your visit.
Belmont Mansion once served as home to Adelicia Acklen, one of the wealthiest women in the Antebellum South, whose life reflects the region’s complex social history.
The mansion emphasizes preserving original materials and educating visitors on the legacy of all laborers who contributed to its construction, promoting sustainable heritage tourism.
You’ll spend about an hour on your feet touring the mansion and grounds.
The mansion interior maintains climate control, but weather outside can be cool.
fall|spring|winter specific
Stay hydrated, especially in warmer months, though no drinking is allowed inside museum rooms.
summer|spring|fall specific
Jot down historical facts or questions to ask guides during the tour.